values$)$ of the variables.

Assignment $7$ A: Finite State Automata.

In computer architecture $($a class you might take in the future$)$ we teach a concept called $$Finite

State Automata$.$ Also known as $$State Machines$,$ these models show different states of a

system and how you can move from one to other. We are going to simulate one using objects.

First, review the following diagram:

You will create a FSA class with one attribute: int state. The valid states are shown in the

diagram above. It should also have the following methods:

$$ overloaded constructor: Takes in one integer for the state attribute. If the state is not one

of the values shown, it should be initialized to $0$ and the constructor should print out

$$This is an invalid state. Starting at state $0$

$0$